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Work session adjourns; motion made to go into executive session for interviews and contract negotiations
Summary
At the end of the work session the Moderator adjourned the work session to the March 12 meeting (interviews 9 a.m.) and asked for a motion to go into executive session for interviews and contract negotiations; a motion was made, seconded, and the board proceeded toward executive session.
The Moderator closed the work session and announced the meeting would be adjourned to March 12 for interviews at 9 a.m. and that contracts would be discussed at the later meeting when the police chief is available.
The Moderator then asked for a motion "to go into executive session for both interviews and contract negotiations." The motion was made and seconded by a board member, and members moved toward executive session; the transcript captures the call for the motion and the seconding but does not show a roll‑call vote or tally on the public record.
Why it matters: Executive sessions for interviews and contract negotiations are standard municipal procedures for confidential personnel discussions and bargaining posture; the work session closed with the board following that process. The transcript does not record any formal public vote beyond the motion and second.
